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  Hello, my name is
Chris. Cassandra, my daughter and I have been selectively
breading a litter of Tibetan Terrier's every 1-2 years since
1994. Our dogs are pets
first and show dogs second. They live in our homes, go for walks with
us,
play with each other, and often sleep on our beds. We don’t have a
kennel facility because this is not our business. These dogs are
family! All of our puppies are raised in our house and interact
with
people and the other dogs regularly. We are located in Starlight (CH Char Su
Starlight Express), a gold brindle with white, is the grand dame of our
line.
Our love for the golden colors continues to this day as does our love
and
af The Tibetan Terrier is not actually a “terrier”. He does not have the terrier disposition, nor does he burrow into the earth as terriers were originally expected to do. The Tibetan people called them “luck bringers” or “Holy dogs”, neither of which seemed suitable as a breed name in the Western world of dogs. So they became known as “Tibetan Terriers”. The Tibetan Terrier is an
exceptionally
healthy breed, probably as a result of the rigorous natural selection
in their
homeland. The people of The Tibetan Terrier was
admitted to registration in the American Kennel Club Stud Book on May
1, 1973,
and to regular show classification in the Non-Sporting Group at AKC
shows on
October 3, 1973. |
fection
for
the Tibetan Terrier breed.